CULMINATING ASSIGNMENT DUE TUESDAY, MAY 10. THIS COUNTS AS A PROJECT GRADE!!!
Use these video clips to interpret the effect of collisions in your everyday life.
Be prepared to discuss examples of collisions you experience in your daily adventures.
Include the physics principles behind the collisions, what happens to the momentum and what happens to the energy included in these collsions.
The examples shown in the video clips (bean ball, head butts, elasticity and the water balloon lab just a few examples to be discussed. As well as the Gallery pictures!)
DISCUSS them on the "DISCUSSION" TAB. THIS IS AN ASSIGNMENT AS WELL!
IT IS DUE BY TUESDAY, MAY 10!Collisions
Real World Examples of Collisions
What is the bean ball?
What happens during the bean ball?
What is the difference between elasticity in objects when evaluating potential harm?
How about a head butt?
Assignment #1
Make sure you read all pages
Take detailed notes
Work through ALL simulations
1. Momentum 2. Momentum and Impulse 3. Real World Applications Assignment # 2 Next, follow the link below to the gallery and choose 3 photographs that explain momentum, impulse and collsions. On the discussion tab, post your reflections of these photos. Be sure to: 1. describe the photos you chose 2. explain why it illustrates the concept 3. respond to each of your classmates reflections, explaining why or why not you agree with their description of the concept Momentum Gallery Assignment # 3 Answer questions #1 - 16 in your notebook. Momentum and Impulse Questions Assignment #4 Answer questions #37 - 52 in your notebook.
THESE ASSIGNEMENTS 1-4 ARE DUE BY WEDNESDAY , MAY 11TH AT 5 PM!
2. Pull up the Energy Skate Park Simulation. The link is on the document. 3. Follow the directions. 4. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. 5. YOU WILL TURN THIS SIMULATION INTO ME!! ASSIGNMENT # 6 POSTED FRIDAY MAY 6TH DUE MONDAY MAY 16TH AT THE END OF CLASS Make sure you read all pages
Real World Examples of Collisions
What is the bean ball?
What happens during the bean ball?
What is the difference between elasticity in objects when evaluating potential harm?
How about a head butt?
Assignment #1
- Take detailed notes
- Work through ALL simulations
1. MomentumMake sure you read all pages
2. Momentum and Impulse
3. Real World Applications
Assignment # 2
Next, follow the link below to the gallery and choose 3 photographs that explain momentum, impulse and collsions. On the discussion tab, post your reflections of these photos.
Be sure to:
1. describe the photos you chose
2. explain why it illustrates the concept
3. respond to each of your classmates reflections, explaining why or why not you agree with their description of the concept
Momentum Gallery
Assignment # 3
Answer questions #1 - 16 in your notebook.
Momentum and Impulse Questions
Assignment #4
Answer questions #37 - 52 in your notebook.
THESE ASSIGNEMENTS 1-4 ARE DUE BY WEDNESDAY , MAY 11TH AT 5 PM!
Types of Collisions
Types of Collisions
Calculating Collisions
Assignment # 5 Posted Sunday, May 1 st, 8:20 PM DUE WEDNESDAY MAY 4TH BY THE TIME WE LEAVE THE COMPUTER LAB!!
1. Open the following document.
2. Pull up the Energy Skate Park Simulation. The link is on the document.
3. Follow the directions.
4. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.
5. YOU WILL TURN THIS SIMULATION INTO ME!!
ASSIGNMENT # 6 POSTED FRIDAY MAY 6TH DUE MONDAY MAY 16TH AT THE END OF CLASS
Make sure you read all pages
- Take detailed notes
- Work through ALL simulations
Potential EnergyKinetic Energy
Mechanical Energy
Internal vs External Forces
Conservation of Energy
Questions don't do # 14!
Answer ALL questions in your Notebooks!!